I AM NOT a smoker. In fact, I have never smoked a cigarette in my life. That being said, I am appalled at the latest attempt by the Virginia Senate to act in loco parentis by banning smoking in most privately owned restaurants and bars.
THREE AND a half years ago, before I was a part of The Cavalier Daily, I would get annoyed when the paper was not in production after holidays and during exam periods.
THIRTY-TWO years ago this past Saturday marks the tragic anniversary of the Supreme Court's decision in Roe v.
FROM READING the news in various weeks, one thing is clear: U.Va. has a problem with sexual assault.
THE Boy Scouts of America are again under fire. The latest volley comes in the form of the settlement of a 1999 lawsuit brought by the ACLU against the Department of Defense.
IT WOULD seem that the media is happy to have something else to report besides the defeat of John Kerry.
IN ADDITION to giving President Bush a strong mandate to rule for a second term last Tuesday, voters in 11 states affirmed their belief in traditional marriage values.
IT SOMETIMES feels like this campaign has gone on for hundreds of years. Granted, this campaign has gone on for years, so this feeling is not entirely without just cause.
WITH A new CNN/USA Today poll showing Bush with an eight point lead among likely voters, it is probably safe to say that the debates are behind us.
THERE ARE few things scarier than being within the same square mile as Michael 'I hate America' Moore.
